GRACE FABLIAU watch This is a reversible watch. It belonged to my grandfather, who collected watches, so I don't know the details of the brand or value. I don't have any knowledge of watches, so I took pictures to show the details. Please check the images. Condition: It is working, and the hands move when the crown is turned. Also, the top and bottom of the main body can be rotated. Overall, there are signs of use, scratches, and dirt. In particular, the leather bracelet has light soiling, cracking, and something like glue attached to it, rust on the buckle, peeling of the plating on the back cover, and discoloration of the dial. Also, around 10 to 11 o'clock, the adhesive that connected the side of the dial inside and the crystal seems to have peeled off, and a thin string-like material is protruding. (Last image) The bracelet is reversible, black and dark brown, although it may be difficult to see in the images. Please understand that this is a used item that has been stored for a long time. There are no accessories. Everything in the images is included. I don't know the market price, so I'll set the price high when listing it, but I plan to gradually lower it. Please note that I cannot accommodate significant price reductions. The following is a reproduction of product information found on Mercari: Model name: QUARTET / Quartet (M/W1-1) Brand Overview: GRACE FABLIAU, which means "elegant myth," was born in 1985. Watches are tools for measuring time, and their beauty exists along with their function. A good tool cannot be created if function alone takes precedence, or if beauty alone is prioritized. Based on this concept, product development is carried out in a unique way, with designs created in Japan and manufactured in Europe (mainly Switzerland, France, and Italy). Features: This watch has a mechanism that rotates the lugs, and you can enjoy two color patterns with the reversible (black/brown) strap. When worn on the back like a bracelet, the stylish engraving "Mon Temps t'appantient (My time is yours)" is displayed. In the past, nobles were said to have turned their watches over at parties to show that they "didn't care about the time." Case size: Length approx. 28.2mm x width approx. 21.7mm (excluding crown and lugs)